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      Epergne

      This epergne, or centerpiece with baskets and trays, is an exotic example of the most complex of silver forms. The maker, Thomas Pitts, specialized in these multi-purpose pieces meant to facilitate a new dining style where guests helped themselves, rather than being assisted by servants. The epergne

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      Who is the artist behind "Epergne"?

      "Epergne" was created by Thomas Pitts I. The information on this page describes Thomas Pitts I's original work.

      Is a high-resolution download of "Epergne" available?

      A digital image of "Epergne" by Thomas Pitts I can be purchased on its Digital Image page: a high-resolution digital image download.

      Where does "Epergne" stand among Thomas Pitts I's recurring subjects?

      Thomas Pitts I's recurring themes include rococo opulence, aristocratic taste, wealth & hospitality display, 18th-century dining culture, pitts's specialized silver forms, symbol of status and refinement, complex craftsmanship, detail; "Epergne" focuses on silverware, epergne, rococo, ornate, luxury, silver, floral, baroque.

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      Thomas Pitts I (1653 – 1726)

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